Adult Dental clinic

Interfaith Ministries provides a free dental clinic to those who are otherwise unable to pay for their dental care in Anniston, Alabama.

How We Help

Who Can Apply

Adults who are otherwise unable to pay for their personal dental care. Please be aware that potential clients will be interviewed after an application is submitted to verify that your are eligible for our program.

The Process

You can apply on Wednesday mornings at 8:00am at our office located 1431 Gurnee Avenue.

What You Need: We kindly ask you provide identification and proof of income when you arrive. If you are approved, you will finally be interviewed for an appointment.

Please be aware the we cannot provide dentures to our patients.

The Location

If you are interviewed and then deemed eligible, you will be seen at our clinic. This is located at 300 E 8th St Anniston, AL 36207 in the RMC building.

Past Client Examples

Sarah

Sarah is a drug addict in recovery with severe dental issues. Her continued recovery was at risk due to her severe pain. She needed two teeth removed and had no income, no insurance, and no alternatives. The IFM Adult Dental clinic took care of the extractions and eliminated her pain. She is continuing her recovery, now even closer to a productive and happy life.

Kelvin

Kelvin is an inmate in the Calhoun County jail with several teeth giving him problems. Interfaith Ministries Adult Dental Clinic is the ONLY option for Calhoun County Inmates with dental issues.

James

James could be described as one of the working poor. He is employed as a full-time food service worker making minimum wage, but does not have dental insurance benefits. He broke a molar which resulted in a painful and potentially dangerous abscess. IFM sent him to a dentist office immediately for antibiotic treatment. We then set him up an appointment at our free clinic to remove the broken tooth, allowing him to return to work.

Carl

Carl is a gentleman from Anniston preparing for chemotherapy and radiation therapy for throat cancer. Before his cancer treatment could begin, he was instructed by his oncologist to have teeth removed. In a potentially grim turn of events, he found himself without dental insurance and without resources. IFM assisted him with the extractions, paving the way to continue his lifesaving treatment.